>> commissioner gilman: thank you director forbes and rebecca for the detailed report. i'm excite to see the port leading the way in innovation we've been ahead of many other city departments with our rent relief rent forgiveness program and how we are working with our tenants to ensure their success. thank you for the update. i really support the direction the port is going into. i too want to believe this year will have many more bright spots than last. federal leadership, vaccine on the horizon. it will be a tough year for the port. i really appreciate the ongoing leadership of president brandon and vice president adams. i think both of year years of experience on the port, almost two decades for president brandon. we will have the right leadership at the commission as we have to navigate hard times. we're going to have to make many tough decisions in this next year as a port commission. i appreciate the leadership that concludes my remark. >> president brandon: thank you. >> vice president adams: great report director forbes. i really like what you said about the te

content officer of forbes media.sey, thank you so much for being on with us. >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. many political halting donations and some singling out republicans. charles payne on where their money is going instead. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinatin

kate forbes had announced a 3% pay increase for public sector workers earning up to £25,000.hey're predominantly female, they are low—paid, they're earning £8—9 per hour, they have cared for our older people and vulnerable people at this most difficult of times. surely, they deserve more than the living wage. surely, they finally deserve to be properly valued and recognized by society, and surely, presiding officer, they deserve £15 per hour as called for by the gmb. the budget is largely silent on getting our education system back up the international rankings and the value of teachers. and business support schemes have too many holes, and it's taking too long to get the funds to business. so will the finance secretary look again at these priorities? are are kate forbes told him she was open to suggestions and ideas, and was happy to work with him. now, a pledge to vaccinate 70% of the over—80s by last weekend was missed by the welsh government. weather has been blamed for why the target wasn't reached. first minister mark drakeford told the welsh parliament many over—80s di

kate forbes told him she was open to suggestions and ideas, and was happy to work with him.lamed for why the target wasn�*t reached. first minister mark drakeford told the welsh parliament many over—80s did not feel it was safe to attend appointments in the snow and ice. the data is still coming in, but the figures we have show 72% of people living and working in care homes have already been vaccinated — that�*s not an offered vaccination, that�*s already been vaccinated. we will not reach the 70% for over—80s because of the interruption to the programme of vaccination that happened on sunday and on monday morning. i won�*t have people over 80 feeling pressurized to come out to be vaccinated when they themselves decide that it is not safe for them to do so. he was facing questions from the newly—installed welsh conservative leader, andrew rt davies, who returned to the job after paul davies resigned in a row about drinking alcohol four days into a ban on drinking in licensed premises. you missed your target, that's straightforward, people understand that. yesterday, for exam

kate forbes had announced a 3% pay increase for public sector workers earning up to £25,000.y're predominantly female, they are low—paid, they're earning £8—9 per hour, they have cared for our older people and vulnerable people at this most difficult of times. surely, they deserve more than the living wage. surely, they finally deserve to be properly valued and recognized by society, and surely, presiding officer, they deserve £15 per hour as called for by the gmb. the budget is largely silent on getting our education system back up the international rankings and the value of teachers. and business support schemes have too many holes, and it's taking too long to get the funds to business. so will the finance secretary look again at these priorities? kate forbes told him are are she was open to suggestions and ideas, and was happy to work with him. now, a pledge to vaccinate 70% of the over—80s by last weekend was missed by the welsh government. weather has been blamed for why the target wasn't reached. first minister mark drakeford told the welsh parliament many over—80s did

steve forbes with us now, the forbes media chairman, we can pick up the discussion which everyone's beenars, now where we are economically in trying to get jobs back the main goal that comes down to incentive and where companies will hire without threshold is and making it through $15 an hour in some areas that might have the opposite impact of how it's intended. >> the best way to raise the minimum wage is having a vibrant economy we've seen it when we have a booming economy, you cannot hire people at the minimum wage. this should be done on a state-by-state basis, they know the conditions locally and those mentioned earlier west virginia might have different than new york or california but trying to impose a high when nationally is going to damage especially restaurants in the leisure industry we saw on the last jobs report hospitality and restaurant plus 500,000 jobs there struggling show people the minimum wage on them when they're already about to go out of business and tens of thousands have gone out of business you will just damage recovery. the other thing to keep in mind, you wi

three most crucial stimulus, infrastructure, taxes and big tech regulation, austin goals be and steve forbes are here on what should be number one for team biden. after topping out on all-time highs on inauguration day markets making a late day charge for new record any gain for the three majors will cost for the russell 2000. restaurants remain closed due to the pandemic there is a new grocery service described stitch fix meets and sticker, it's hugely popular and parents and hipsters, founder and ceo is here in a fox business exclusive on why it's fast becoming the hot meal plus grocery kit. you will not be leave game stocks while bride a short seller got sucker punch by technology this afternoon in its efforts to slam the videogame efforts to stop. we will show you what happened during the widely promoted streaming case against gamestop which is actually jumping right now. fox business alert president joebiden as a markets charge higher, yesterday's rally coming and according to dow jones the best inauguration day for the nasdaq and the best performance for the dow and s&p 500 since ronal

dagen: steve forbes.ve: i know we are all focused on georgia but you're a former pharmacist, why hasn't there been a bigger push to have drugstores like walgreens and cvs administer shots like other countries have done to make sure none of the vaccine doses are wasted as looks like it is happening like in places like new york. >> that's a great question. the administration has focused on drugstores and pharmacies in order to get the vaccine out. 95% of all americans live within 5 miles of a pharmacy. pharmacists are the most accessible healthcare professionals out there. we have to utilize them in order to get this have been -- vaccine out. the administration has got contracts with walgreens, cvs and independent retail pharmacies to try to do that and hopefully it will be successful and we will get the vaccine out as soon as possible. dagen: what about later today and the vote to certify the electoral college, where do you stand on that? >> well, i will be objecting, i have constitutional concerns and the

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forbes. >> thank you. we will take a roll call vote. >> director chang. >> aye. >> director forbes. >> aye. >> director hursh. >> aye. >> director lipkin. >> aye. >> director tumlin. >> aye. >> vice chair gee. >> aye. there are six eyes. item 11 is approved. >> thank you. directors, item 12 is the san francisco peninsula rail program executive committee update. >> thank you. here are the updated slides. these are interim director. [indiscernable] can you hear? >> is this better if i made it closer. >> it is not loud enough. >> my apologies. is that better? >> it is still low. [indiscernable] >> thank you again for this opportunity to update you about the executive steering committee. i want to appreciate our interim director. the whole integrated team, project management team. this is a quick update. we don't have any specific actions we are seeking from you all. if i could have the next slide, please. we will be updating you today on the phasing work underway. it is a funding plan coming to you as well an

mcenany and other prominent trump officials implying clearly that doing so would result in "forbes"aselessly categorizing any statement from a firm or executives who do so, whatever they say would be lies in the view of "forbes." that randall lane still has a job at "forbes" is astonishing after such a threat against freedom. >>> the seattle police department is investigating a number of its own cops for just being at the value wily. police and fire departments -- rally. police and fire departments across the country many turning on their own officers and employees at the demand of, we suspect, national public employee unions to do something, almost anything. a washington post headline today reads this, quote: police departments across the u.s. open probes into whether they're own members took part in the capitol riot. in other words, if you see something, say something. if you don't see something, well, try to see something. investigate everything and everyone. if you're not frightened right now about what this country could become, you're not paying attention. in addition to all o

it's not just the editor of "forbes." it's also, if you stop and think about it.s. at&t, hallmark, marriott, american express, saying they're going to pull political contributions for many of the 135 members of the house republicans who voted not to certify biden's election. i think the key point here is not about censorship. i think it's about accountability and trying to begin healing by saying if you really want to under mine democracy, you're making it impossible to do business in our great country. our political stability is essential to starting a company, growing a company and accumulating wealth. >> charlie? >> this is not about healing. i wish it were. i wish that everybody was thinking about healing right now. this is about a political vendetta. it's terrifying to think any of these companies would launch a political vendetta against political opponents especially sort of in the after math as an administration is going away. the problem with what you just said, juan, is that this is about the first amendment. it's more than just these companies. when you

in forbes demanding that companies blacklist anyone who worked in the trump administration. new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik was actually removed from harvard'st senior advisory committee. why? for raising her concerns about the election.. and of course, silicon valley is playing a massive role in this political purge. twitter band at the president of united states for life. facebook actively removing election integrity content. anybody who has a different point of view, almost everyone in big tech is attempting to silence the free speech platform known as parler. the biggest gun forum in america kicked off the internet without explanation by godaddy. e i fear this is only the beginning because now the incoming president joe biden has given a green light to his counsel culture loving base and according to joe, his political rivals deserve to be canceled because, well, i'll let him say it in his own words. >> the way ted cruz and others are dealing with this, how they are responsibleel as well -- >> do you think some of them should resign? >> i think they shou

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forbes media chief content officer writes "let it be known to the business world, hire any of trump'sme anything that your company talks about is a lie. we will scrutinize, general tech and investigate with the same skepticism we would approach a trump tweet. joe, i will give you the floor. i want to point out "forbes" magazine seems to have people in their crosshairs people doing communications work. didn't see policy people. they are focusing on spokespeople and communications people. >> joe: because past press secretaries never spun narratives for the bosses. >> gillian: and where's sean spicer? where's sean spicer? >> joe: i think i saw him and that story also. >> kennedy: he was in there. >> joe: clearly after after his performance in "dancing with the stars." the best unintentional comedy you'll ever see, the same columnist, the media chief content officer, whatever that is, said that he is not advocating cancel culture. he insisted that this is not what he's doing. except this is exactly what he's doing. it's kind of a pattern that we've seen over the last four years explored a

let's hear from kate forbes-— kate forbes. our collective fight to overcome the _ kate forbes.ollective fight to overcome the virus _ kate forbes. our collective fight to overcome the virus continues. - kate forbes. our collective fight to overcome the virus continues. the | overcome the virus continues. the exceptional circumstances require an exceptional circumstances require an exceptional response. this budget provides for continuity in our urgent work to control the virus and protect our economy and nhs while the vaccine is delivered as quickly and as safely as possible. it is not just the pandemic that has taken its toll on scotland's economy. the wrecking ball of a dismal brexit deal is compounding matters. today's budget will help to bring much—needed support and stability to ensure our economy recovers and we protect those who have been hit the hardest. ourapproach protect those who have been hit the hardest. our approach continues to target support in the immediate term as well as tracking a course over the coming year to build a fairer, stronger and greener economy.

candidate, steve forbes.me to all, ken to you first. do you see this as the direction for the economy but have the markets have already factored in that growth for the u.s.? ken: i think so. nasdaq which was a great place to be during the pandemic, you start to see mid-cap and small cap which is multinational. i think the market has been pricing late december, early january. big is not necessarily better. money going to domestic-type companies. dagen: steve forbes, jump in here. >> i'm wondering your use on what the spade of regulation that is the biden administration will be spewing forth, what that will do to the real growth of the economy especially new business formations and the like. the markets really factor that in that they certainly slow things down during president obama administration. are we going to be for a repeat of that? >> a lot of spewing that's for sure. i think that we have to break the market up in two acts. here is the first act, $2 trillion, the fed buying assets, rates are 0. that's t

>> thank you so much, director forbes. good afternoon. eeverything gave wonderful headline and i am going to give you the fine print, so bear with me for a moment. we will have the slides and to join me for a moment to provide detail and with the first slide and is not easy and not common. and takes about 12 years to get the properties held in trust. >> can we get the slides up? >> thank you, boris. the next slide will show that timeline and goes back to state legislation. and 12 to 13 years later at the beginning of breaking ground last year. >> i'm sorry you, guys. we can't see the slide. can other people see the slides? >> i can. >> i can. >> they are up, but i can also send them to you directly. >> just want to make sure people can see them. >> thank you so much. go to the next slide and is a forward phase project from the buildout and commercial partnership and 2.8 million square feet at the site. and 40% inclusionary housing and able to get to the 40% because the fees from the office go to support the residential, so that is one gre

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the editor of "forbes" magazine has issued this morning saying, if you hire any white house officialsume everything your company talks about is a lie, they will investigate and have the same skepticism they would approach with a trump tweet. it's taking it to a disturbing level. >> dana: when i saw the forbes thing i thought, okay, if you don't want to hire them, fine, but why do you have to make such a public announcement about it? final word? >> because you're making a crusade out of it. saying we will look at you very differently if you do this. what does this do to society if people are losing their jobs because of this retaliation? that is why i think there is a lot of potential here for collateral damage. >> dana: it's like the nation needs a circuit breaker, too many decisions are being made in the heat of the moment, but i understand temperatures are running hot. how we, thank you. next, the fight to get kids back in the classroom at a city that's taking a stand against teachers don't show up. ♪ >> i'm bill hemmer, what will the president do this week? a lawsuit against big te

said the owner of forbes magazine the founder at least said you created a vacuum and then you filled it one of them me i don't know what it meant. and i was being our dinner in new york and not conform said been on my show quite a bit the late forty's and. my radio show had really taken off and we started 36 stations and. 600 stations and i just started on c n n. and i had written like 12 books at the time so he says i guess he meant that i had there was nothing there i came back human and filled and i guess they all left perhaps he was getting at the idea that you change formats just when formats are getting going like for instance obviously cable television news alert satellite news so much of. of life is timing and luck what right turn left turn if you went out here you made that move and didn't make that move and so i was there at the right at the right time anyway so then along came national radio which was unheard of there was no network national talk show and the mutual broadcasting system the owner of a like my work is another thing they have to like you this is very subjecti

sent the owner of forbes magazine the founder at least said you created a vacuum and then you filled it what does that mean i don't know what it meant. and i was being our dinner in new york and not conform said been on my shell quite a bit the only conforms. my radio show had really taken off and we started on 36 stations and we were then about 600 stations and i just started on c n n. and i had written like 12 books at the time so he says i guess he meant that i had there was nothing there i created a vacuum and filled it i guess they all left perhaps he was getting at the idea that you change formats just when formats are getting going like for instance obviously cable television new zealand satellite is so much of. of life is timing and luck what right turn left turn if you went out here you may be.

said the owner of forbes magazine the founder at least said you created a vacuum and then you filled it one of them me i don't know what it meant by that. and i was being our dinner in new york and not conform said been on my show quite a bit the late forty's and. my radio show had really taken off and we started 36 stations and we were then about 600 stations and i just started on c n n. and i had written like 12 books at the time so he says i guess he meant that i had there was nothing there i created a vacuum and filled it i guess they all left perhaps he was getting at the idea that you change formats just when formats are getting going like for instance obviously cable television new zealand satellite is so much of. of life is timing and luck what right turn left turn if you went out here you made bad move and didn't make that move and so i was there at the right at the right time anyway so then along came national radio which was unheard of there was no network national talk show and the mutual broadcasting system. of a like my work is another thing they have to like you this i

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back to you. >> phil keating life for us, let's talk with the forbes media chairman who joins us rightard to make a case after losing the white house and losing control of the senate, what do you think should be done next, where should the priorities lie for the republican party. >> the priority should lie with the principles that made the party a majority party started with ronald reagan that is a low, low, low taxes and less regulation, patient control of healthcare that will be a major issue in the coming months that patients have more control over healthcare, a strong national defense. the party did well on the 2020 election and made real games in the house representative and governorships and the like in the senate held the seats that were thought to be vulnerable, the two were lost in georgia was a reaction to what happened with the election after the president, not a repudiation of the republican party, the party itself goes into 2022 in fairly good shape, i don't think the democrats are going to do a great job of running the economy there to go for more regulation and start to

and dr maya forbes contributor and assistant professor at loyola marymount university thank you both so much for coming on today. thank you. it's a bird it's a plane no it's really definitely a bird a new study shows that air pollution laws might have saved over 1500000000 of our fine feathers friends over the past 40 years pollution regulations specific to air force and across the u.s. have had positive effects lower emissions of ozone polluting and often factory different smoke and smaug have led to clear airways. a new study conducted by scientists at cornell university in the university of oregon found that improved air quality produced pollution thereby saving the lives of 20 percent of birds in the u.s. today according to i've been reading the study's lead author reducing pollution has positive impacts in unexpected places and provides an additional policy lever for conservation efforts looks like a little responsibility goes a long way in protecting mother earth and saving some of its most beautiful features environmental policy is once thought solely to protect human life and

a hoss can manage well hoskin forbes contributor and assistant professor at loyola marymount university in the school of education thank you both so much for coming on and joining us. thanks for having me. jeremy and i want to start with you what is the cause of battalions history in regards to new young naziism and what role debate played today in the cultivation of white supremacy groups around the world. well my understanding is that the you know the war in eastern ukraine is a dirty war it hasn't been really very well covered in united states media but there's been a lot 1 of atrocities in that war and there are elements of that ukrainian it's kind of like a vietnam war where the cranium military like the american army in vietnam was very divided and a lot of you know italian ukrainian military are ambivalent about fighting their own people of eastern ukraine because that whole war originated after a coup d'etat backed by united states in 2014 in those provinces in the east were lawit generally there are more and more similarity with the russians and their economies are integrated m

that is for sure but let's bring in steve forbes to the show.: what stays and what goes when it comes to donald trump's policies? >> certainly in the regulatory side they will try to use the congressional review act to repeal a lot of the deregulatory roles they put in place. they can go back to rules over 1,300 since august they can repeal that way and also they will do it by executive order in these agencies. that will hurt the economy, especially small businesses unfortunately, they have control of both houses of congress and only need a majority to invoke that congressional review act and they seem intent on doing it. that will affect labor regulations and other regulations which will put more costs on businesses at a time when that is not a good thing. ashley: well, that said joe biden says this thursday he will unveil his trillions of dollars contained in his stimulus plan or does that give a boost to the economy? is that a good idea or is that just way too much spending? >> the idea that government spending ultimately leads to sustained e

harding who weighs in unfortunately on the choice of charles forbes to head that. he was a friend of hers. a friend of both the hearting's, and she strongly believed he was capable of that. but she gets involved in the veteran bureau affairs, and when scandal start to break, she is on very quickly. the second area she really concentrated on was economic and political and professional and educational equity for women. she encouraged women to seek higher education. she supported a ban on sugar when sugar prices became too exorbitant. she talked about how the house wife could have power. and she encouraged women to become more involved in the political process now that they had the vote. she said it's not a question of -- it's a fact. women should become better educated. although she was a republican she supported what many at the time what the republican stomach and democratic parties thought as a threat, to the loyal members, by the creation of a national women's party. and mrs. harding supported the national women's party, and they're successful effort to have a ma

too coming online should help which we'll talk about, steve as always have a great weekend steve forbes with us. we have a little bit more on the virus right now before we get into the vaccines in detail. first of all, hospitalizations have gone down. they fell by the most-ever on thursday, dropping below 120,000 for the first time in nearly a month. obviously, good news. overall though, the totals are still extraordinarily high, compared even to the spring surge, and that's prompted president biden to warn the death toll from coronavirus is expected to cop 500,000 by next month. many states do continue to struggle as we were talking about on the vaccine front. they say the issue is supply and fox's casey casey stegall is live in arlington, texas with more on the story. >> yeah, connell, you know, states all over the country are ramping up their operations to try to get as many vaccines to as many people as possible. here in arlington, texas, the suburb of dallas, we're not far from where the cowboys play ball, normally, where the texas rangers play ball, normally, and this expo center

fairy passengers have had hans sandwiches and tinned dean's confiscated by customs officials at dutch forbes due to strict new rules on the import of need fruit vegetables and fish from outside the e.u. . yeah. yeah. and there we see them looking us through all the stuff that's taken along well clearly bracks it hasn't made travelling easier or having your favorite sandwich. and it's all thrown away what a pity that stole it from us 1 thanks for watching. me . discounted and inexpensive animals are suffering i mean farming is trying out. new trends. feeding resources. price war on the plate how good is cheap. meat in germany. next. passion drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere by at time intuition love hate money and as fans of crimes 5 spams and found. on you tube join us live. and today is a very polarized world there are still some things we can safely say unite us like food we all have to eat but we're only that simple.

"forbes" magazine, meanwhile wants to make certain no one who worked in the trump administration willr have a job again "let it be known to the business world announced the magazine's editor, hire any of trump's fellow and forbes will assume that it is a lie." in other words dare to hire someone from the presidential administration, many thousands of people and we will destroy your business. that is healthy and normal? you want your country to fall apart completely? keep up fascist like that because it definitely will. the irony of the biden era, at the very least supposed to return to normal. that was the upside. but it turns out this is the new normal, silencing, blacklists social credit scores, threats. at this point to point out the hypocrisy in all of this and we will stop after tonight but just for the record we can't resist. six months after donald trump selection nancy pelosi wrote this on twitter "error election was hijacked here there was no question. congress has a duty to hashtag protect their democracy and follow the facts. insurrection? no! a month later, bernie sanders

every year "forbes" puts out a list of the 100 celebrities on made the most money.for 2020, the highest-earning celebrity, any guesses? oprah? tyler perry? adam sandler? guillermo? >> guillermo: the rock. >> jimmy: the rock is not correct. the highest-paid celebrity of the year for 2020 is kylie jenner.

steve forbes in this hour. steve hilton too and sean duffy joins me as well.dman has clout. he's a wall street veteran and widely followed. he frequently appears on this program. he's very worried about the state of the market. he is worth listening to because there is a lot to worry about. we're all enjoying this bull market which has been running for well over a decade. dennis gartner thinks it will end in tears. he takes issues with these spacs. that's where a sponsor, so-called sponsor, pulls in money and says i'm going the use it to make acquisitions. hundreds of spacs have hit the market recently pulling in tens of billions of dollars. did you know that the sponsor takes 20% of the money right off the top? that kind of fee, not based on any kind of performance, is unheard of. and they don't all have stellar reputations either. despite that, investors have been piling in, urged on by social media. gartner calls that, quote, greed and avarice, quote, end quote. he calls it stupidity and blind hope, end quote. he's shocked that wall street lets its happen.

spokesmen and spinners, former spokesmen and spinners, forbes will assume that everything your company or firm talks about is a lie, they're going to scrutinize, double check, investigate with the same skepticism we would approach a trump tweet. your thoughts on that? >> you how far is this going to go? is it going to go to past the trump administration into anyone in the republican party who ever once expressed support for the president? i think the media should be very alarmed by this, by any kind of treatment that seems to suppress free speech, that seems to cancel people for their political views, or guilt by association. where does it stop? things seem a little out-of-control right now. i think will was expressing that earlier. i agree with him. and we have a role in the media right now, we should be watching this very closely and i'm sad to see big names in the media kind of cheering this on, in part because a lot of them, their fame and fortune was tied to hating donald trump so they're just going to keep that going as long as they can profit off it, that's my view. but i think